skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm dealing with the issues discussed in the article as I roll out project management software for attorneys that has deep LLM integration. I have four different types of LLM integration, but three of them use that same "familiar" chat request interface as their UI, and the fact that they are different interfaces for different purposes is very difficult for the end-users to reliably understand.

There's the familiar "chat" interface that they are used to, and understand readily, which is used for legal R&D and new client on-boarding. But there are also traditional word processing and spreadsheet document authoring and editing, which also use that same "chat UI" - but that is not a conversational interface; requests to that interface cause modifications to the document, rewriting portions of the word processing or spreadsheet document. A third type of LLM integration is available that is a RAG type of interface for authored and uploaded documents, where the end-user is able to ask questions about the document with a generated subject matter expert in the document's topic (a word processor or spreadsheet). My fourth LLM integration has no interface, it makes an assessment of the end-user's familiarity with their goal, and adjusts the amount of help offered to the end-user.

I am currently in the process of adding textual dressing around these three LLM request interfaces, but users are too used to operating interfaces on instinct, and the second and third type of LLM integrations where the LLM is co-authoring a document with the end-user is getting scant use, they simply don't realize it can co-author with them, and try to use it like a Q&A interface and not an assistant who will change the document for them.
What the heck are Conditions in Kubernetes controllers?
Yup: After my a-hole neighbor yelled at me because he thought I was mowing his lawn, I got the property line surveyed and had him remove all the shrubs he planted on my land.
RunPod is one of the providers that has some of the best on demand pricing (there are places where you can get H100 PCIe for less, but they typically don't have any capacity) without contracts and doesn't own hardware (or didn't as of few months ago).
A-hole neighbors have nothing to do with income level. I've also had a-hole neighbors who were dirt poor.

In my case, the advantage is that I don't have to share a wall with my bad neighbor.

Edit: I should add that the rest of my neighbors are awesome, Just like every other place I've lived.
If you're doing low-bandwidth stuff like sending e-mails, TOR (which is of course free) should be your first choice.

But you have to absolutely "air-gap" that from the rest of your identity, such as not making a proton e-mail address over TOR and then using your usual email address as the recovery one.
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Industrial Design Student Work: "How Long Should Objects Last?"
> I think they have somewhat different victory conditions...

DEFCON theme is more that everyone has already lost, now they're only competing for who loses the least.
The point is: markdown is HTML, not something else.
Remember that we are talking about small developers.

Yes, Adobe, Microsoft or makers of viral AAA games absolutely benefit from piracy (that’s why they have actually tolerated it for decades): it helps their software penetrate the market and get more users hooked up on their ecosystem. However, to John Doe’s lifestyle business of a couple small niche or utility apps each lost sale is bread off the table.

In addition, piracy on iOS is great for major providers who do subscription services (a device where you can pirate means a device with more users, and more users means more monthly revenue).

Again, the people hit the most are the above-mentioned small time John Does.
iiuc, that JIT-compiler uses the CL-image's compile function. That won't do any good, if in a HPC environment the actual heavy lifting is to be done on equipment other than the main CPU, e.g. a GPGPU or (earlier) Xeon Phi.
That's right, but we do have up-to-date information that suggests Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank both support Hamas (though not overwhelmingly so) and consider the 7th October attacks to be justified. This is from the AP (I also posted the link earlier):

Palestinian poll shows a rise in Hamas support and close to 90% wanting US-backed Abbas to resign

Despite the devastation, 57% of respondents in Gaza and 82% in the West Bank believe Hamas was correct in launching the October attack, the poll indicated.

(...)

Overall, 88% want Abbas to resign, up by 10 percentage points from three months ago. In the West Bank, 92% called for the resignation of the octogenarian who has presided over an administration widely seen as corrupt, autocratic and ineffective.

At the same time, 44% in the West Bank said they supported Hamas, up from just 12% in September. In Gaza, the militants enjoyed 42% support, up slightly from 38% three months ago.

https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-palestinians-opinion...

But, just to be perfectly clear lest there be some misunderstanding: Palestinians may support whomever they want and whatever they want, that does not justify their endless slaughter and apparent ethnic cleansing by Israel. That is in the same way that the almost universal support of the far right by the Israeli public does not justify terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians.

This kind of conversation is always about morality, as well as other considerations. The killing of women and children and unarmed men will always elicit moral outrage, as well it should. In a context as inhumane and cruel as the brutal occupation of the Palestinian lands by Israel there is very little safe moral ground that any side can occupy. Hamas are the democratically elected government of Gaza, they are the legitimate resistance against the occupation and at the same time they are the perpetrators of shocking atrocities against Israeli civilians. The Israeli government is democratically elected and enjoys the support of a majority of the Israeli population and the current "war" has the full support of the majority of the Israeli public. The only unassailable moral stance remains to respect the facts on the ground, discuss them as one understands them, and not try to twist them for political reasons. My thoughts anyway.

To make it plain: so what if Palestinians support Hamas? Massacring a defenseless civilian population is never justified.
yup, eval was just there for golfing purposes
> The biggest issue with touchscreen is that the tech they are using is likely going to disappear in a few years at best, and getting replacement parts is going to be a mess.

This issue is even worse with physical buttons.
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I got a whole bunch of inner world that goes into describing anything in my head. The bottleneck is the medium. I can't just think to you my thought and it's surrounding contexts and memories and reasons.
I disagree. It does not have to be that. I pointed to a printing press designed for kids. That should be much cheaper than one used to print larger sizes or many copies, much less the quality of the Bible in the 1500s.

I do get your point, but I think it's still wrong to use "cheap" to refer to the typefaces available for the Caxton and KJV Bibles. I suspect they were quite expensive.

The physical press is only part of the printing cost. The Linotype typesetting machine made it possible to set an entire line of type, drawing from a 90 or so characters. While the press itself didn't care, adding new symbols required manual effort, making it more expensive.
you just need gemtext. Bold/Italics can be done with unicode, no need for a markup language.

Images can just be links and it would be a setting on the client to open it or not. Like what the Lagrange gemini browser does: it lets you click on a link to an image to load it.

I would argue that even tables are superfluous, you could put a csv file in a block quote and people's clients could just render it optionnally.
Seconded, happy Proton customer for years since de-Googling my life.

Par for the course at HN to have a "vaguely dislike-ish" relationship with Protonmail. Fastmail is the poster child of HN on the other hand.

I would guess the gist of it is that if you promise _any_ amount of security (or whatever feature), HN will nitpick you to death on not going 100% (despite the general improvement to your security). If you don't promise security at all, it doesn't matter that you're less secure than Proton. Something like that.
It can be used to identify a location, but not an individual.

I assume it could be easily challenged in court (network was compromised, “i give out my WiFi to anyone who visits my home”) without other supporting evidence.
I thought paywalled articles were frowned upon on HN except coming from big news sources ?
Nice to find privacy leaking clients: https://www.caniemail.com/features/css-pseudo-class-visited/
What? There is no tragedy here. It sounds like it just put DX semantics ahead of…what? some sort of language purity? I can’t say that I’ve ever thought “gosh! that async function is…an async function, and that’s tripped me up!” before. Not even once.
We do "one-pagers" if there's basically one, simple, straight forward way to do something; however, I'm with google on this one.

If you're designing something, and there's only a single solution under consideration, either there's no design, or you're not being thorough. Choices and tradeoffs are what make design
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They need to, they do, and they’re quite successful with it. https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-the-private-equity-lobby-wo...
Why do people keep mistaking Sweden and Switzerland?
I don't have that kind of money!
There's probably several sides to this.

On the one hand, we're talking about experiences that we previously would have kept to ourselves, in a way that is probably healthy.

On the other hand, we tend to medicalize life experiences in a way that may not be helpful.

If you for example view every unpleasant experience you have as psychological trauma that is expected to leave an indelible scar on your soul, that's an expectation that may do more harm than good. Especially combined with the notion that people exist that never have any of these negative experiences ever, that walk through life unblemished, living it as it should have been had that one fateful event never happened.

You can absolutely get messed up by traumatic events and this is a real thing, but if we set the expectation that this is always the case, we may plant the suggestion that has even those that would have otherwise walked it off marked for life.

I've also noticed a trend where people tend to sort of frame themselves in terms of their diagnoses (like ADD and Autism/Asperger), almost like a Jungian archetype, as though these diagnoses are causes of behaviors and not descriptions of them.

Although most of these problems likely stem from pop-culture psychology. It's probably something that comes from media portrayals of mental illness much more than it does from the medical professions.
While we‘re here I‘d also like to recommend react-email[1] which I‘ve been using for building emails for a while now. The components it offers are more than enough and it‘s definitely better than building mails with <!—MSO—> tags every five lines like we did back in my email marketing days.

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I'm just gonna build it and hope it doesn't kill me!
Having fruitful complex discussions and staying factual/rational, and not succumbing to impulsive answers, emotions and knee-jerk reactions, is a social/culture problem. And I'm not convinced that this types of problems can be solved with technology.

What I'm trying to say is, that within a team with a good discussion culture, it will work, regardless of what tools you use. Even when the discussion is held in person.

When your team has a bad discussion culture though, it doesn't really matter what tool or tech or discussion structure you use - you'll struggle with straw man arguments, fanboy logic, going in circles, people not listening/understanding each other, etc.

To teach and foster a good discussion culture, you first and foremost need a genuine willingness of all participants to honestly try to improve. And this is a very interpersonal and soft-skill dependent thing to achieve.

Some piece of software might help insofar, as that the change of format can help people to change their discussion style as well. It's easier to fall back into bad habits when discussion are "as usual". Shaking things up a bit, can make it easier for willing people to adopt new behavior...
But this is exactly what I mean. People don't even agree on what "reasonable" is. The map you're calling unreasonable is the one where both parties have an even chance at all three of those seats.

Someone else will be telling me that the map where the 60% majority gets 100% of the seats is unreasonable because they should only get half of the seats since 60% is closer to 50% than 75%, much less 100%. Then someone will say that the map where each party always gets half the seats is unreasonable because then it's four safe seats and none under contention, which removes democratic accountability from the representatives in both parties.

The actual problem here is first past the post voting, which results in a two party system. You can't gerrymander STAR voting because drawing a moderate district would result in a moderate candidate instead of the district going to whichever extreme gets 51% of the vote in a two horse race.
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> VPN providers can easily be forced to store logs using court orders

It's not grave if the provider is allowed to notify the user that logs are being collected from now on.

Is there a country where gag orders are unconstitutional or something of that sort?
I love Kubrick movies, but my one bit of criticism I'd give (from me - a random guy on the internet, who's never made a movie), is that both 2001 and The Shining both require the viewer to have read the respective books to fully appreciate them.

I know it's a cliché to harp on about the ending of 2001, but it really does make a lot more sense after having read the book, which in turn makes the movie a lot more enjoyable.

With The Shining, you really need to read the book to fully understand the back-story to Jack's issues, and Danny's premonitions. I was amazed at how much the movie left out, and after reading the book, the movie is so much better.
> Coffee shop wi-fi? A.k.a merely the no. 1 selling point for most VPN offerings.

Isn't the #1 selling point of general consumer's (not Enterprise) VPNs to stream video and audio from another country?
So is the feature missing or is your support ticket open?
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Stock options are not adjusted for regular dividends, to the option holder these are absolutely not financially equivalent.

This is where the executive compensation conspiracies come in, buybacks are better in this case.
The graph of 4chan threads are definitely cyclical, since they can include back-references.
Agreed, but "collect" implies "from the user", rather than "buy user data from aggregators".
And to top it off, the same pressure to be perfect can also exacerbate underlying risk factors, and cause a legitimate increase in illness.

Agreed, plus the controversial take, some young adults seem to take an odd pride in strongly identifying with their diagnoses, an in-group effect if you will.

Either way back to the original article, talk is cheap, action is harder. If we want to actually improve mental health we're going to talk less and do more, eg. reducing the pressure on young people (housing/education reform anyone?).
My experience has been that the second one means, "I need to communicate with my team/TL what I'm doing/how I'm solving this problem." Eventually, when you go for promotion, you take documents in category 2, and add enough context to them that they become category one.
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How would this be privacy leaking? Wouldn't only the email viewer be able to see the result of using :visited?
I wouldn't be surprised if the change was tax related.
Can you share which page you faced trouble with?
aerc sometimes breaks on non-compliant email because the author of the header parser refuses to introduce kludges to handle broken email. When it happens, the mail in question simply doesn't show up in the list. I fully understand that position, but it's not really ideal as a user who can't simply refuse to deal with broken crap. So after using it for a couple of months I reverted to neomutt.
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Does Apple ever compete on price?
Ask HN: What is collaboration like for you these days?
At my company I'm part of a team which is composed only of seniors. We have a lot of work and basically each team member works independently reaching out to other team members when they need an opinion or validate and idea/design.

There's no pairing. Comms is basically async.

I did see situations however where a design was taken forward (approved by the team) just to be heavily criticised during implementation - reasons unknown.

Things like this happen, it's natural, especially if you have competing priorities.

But it makes me think if all teams of seniors are like that? Collaboration can be async but the parallel work aspect feels very "unteam".

I guess I'm just getting old but in this post-Covid, hybrid working world we live in, is this "async ask when needed" style the new normal?
Either the sources are wrong, or—more likely—they don’t exist. I find it suspicious that you can’t seem to provide me with any. Wikipedia has a different story, and provides plenty of sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Israel%E2%80%93Hamas_ceas...
I also get my news from Democracy Now :) There was an interview with Omer Bartov last week, where I think he broached the subject of the Israeli public's concern about the lives of the Palestinians and it wasn't good. I think this was the video:

https://youtu.be/Ie3InYIVXF8?si=E0bdNNTQ2vr3Ysfs

Apologies but I don't have time now to search it to find the place where he talks about Israelis' opinions, or to check that's the right one. I'll try to do it later today, if you're interested.

Bartov is one of the calmest and most sensible voices around these days. He seems completely incapable of accepting that his country is committing a genocide and has argued eruditely and logically against it, but I guess that's understandable. I listen to that guy every chance I get.
>This only works in places with fixed property tax

Critically, this also only works in places that offer fixed-rate mortgages. In my country (and most of Europe I believe) they are relatively expensive and the rate is fixed for only ~5 years (after which you either change to floating or update the rate). So basically nobody considers them long-term. Damn, I envy Americans.
OCD is extremely difficult to talk openly about, even in this TikTok era, society just isn't ready yet.

So by and far it's diagnosis is actually made very late, but I guess over time it'll become trendy aswell.
> Lord Bullingdon (the neurotic brother of Lady Lyndon)

It's her son from the first marriage.
So you believe that what OP wrote is normal boss behaviour? I wouldn't want to work for you.
Seems great, but what's the pricing? Is it always free, up to 30 minutes of audio?
I really wish when I searched say product x vs product y, the top result wasn’t almost always a blog post or article hosted on either one of those companies websites or another company that sells the same product and always recommends their own product as the first or second result.
https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop/issues/8091#issuecomment-...

perhaps they are biased against the tool from participating in a campaign to police the name in the past.

But also, there's nothing wrong with more tools in this space. This is clearly an experiment, it should be welcomed.
True, see my comment to you upthread (I think).
The headline is click bait. The results aren't surprising: more research needed.

However, despite the terrible headline, the article is an excellent summary of the debate and the study, and well worth reading if you have pets or are interested in raw food diets for animals.
I can't figure out how to use it.

When I enter "<a href="https://example.org>Test</a>" it says "No results found. Why not suggest this feature to be added?".

When I enter "<a>" I get "AMP for email", "BIMI", "accent-color" and lots of other CSS attributes starting with "a" as result.

When I enter "a" I get the same as above.

How do I check if I can email the HTML Anchor tag? The input says "HTML, CSS, ..." but it doesn't seem to understand HTML unless I'm doing it wrong?
> The biggest issues will be whether macOS is a turnoff

Could Asahi Linux become relevant here?
In my experience people don't care about those markings at all. They'll park anywhere the car can physically fit into that won't unreasonably block other car traffic (and sometimes even then ...).
> That's nice, but what we actually wanted was a -Wanalyzer-not-halting .

Funny.

In the same vein: where be fully differentiable code generator ?
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Whether or not it’s part of the community guidelines is beside the point. The point was that someone should be able to easily identify obvious sarcasm and absurdity if English is your first language without the need for a “/s”
They say an image is worth 1000 words.

If you're sending emails with thousands of words you have probably chosen the wrong medium.
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